What does tssf mean?
tssf means The Stupid Stick Figures
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for The Stupid Stick Figures?
The Stupid Stick Figures can be abbreviated as tssf
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What does tssf stand for? tssf stands for "The Stupid Stick Figures". |
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How to abbreviate "The Stupid Stick Figures"? "The Stupid Stick Figures" can be abbreviated as tssf. |
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What is the meaning of tssf abbreviation? The meaning of tssf abbreviation is "The Stupid Stick Figures". |
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What is tssf abbreviation? One of the definitions of tssf is "The Stupid Stick Figures". |
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What does tssf mean? tssf as abbreviation means "The Stupid Stick Figures". |
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What is shorthand of The Stupid Stick Figures? The most common shorthand of "The Stupid Stick Figures" is tssf. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SIASD - Stupid Is As Stupid Does
- SPDST - Stupid People Do Stupid Things
- RTSM - Read the Stupid Manual
- SFOC - Stick Figures On Crack
- SITM - Stick in the Mud
- SQSA - Stupid Question Stupid Answer
- STD - Stick the Dealer
- FAO - Figures and Any Other
- FIGS - Figures in the Special
- FQ - Figures Quick
- RTs - Read the Stupid
- RTSM - Read the Stupid Message
- SWOP - Stick with the Original Plan (project planning approach)
- TPDIS - The Prime Directive Is Stupid
- TSMS - The Stick Martin Show
- Tsi - The Stupid Idiots
- Figs - Figures
- SATs - Stupid Ass Test(s). Ironic and wholly understandable misinterpretation of the many different possible 'correct' original meanings of the SAT/SATs acronym, referring to the controversial testing systems in school-children's education, US and UK, particular
- SPAM - Stupid Pathetic Annoying Messages. A reverse acronym for the modern age, here the word spam refers to unwanted bulk messages or postings typically via internet technology. The original SPAM®, a trademarked canned meat product, is much earlier, named in 1
- TPTB - The Powers That Be. Typically referring to autocratic managers or bosses at work, extending to all other figures of authority, especially those too arrogant or important to be seen by or talk face-to-face with the people under their control, (thanks DC).